"It is true that it gets attention. It’s true that it’s a distraction," he said during a Saturday interview with Brian Tyler Cohen.

President Donald Trump is facing backlash after posting a racist AI video on his Truth Social account showing Barack and Michelle Obama as apes. The video, shared late Thursday night, also included a conspiracy theory about the 2020 election,

Trump shares AI video depicting Obamas as monkeys in election conspiracy post, sparking outrage from Democrats like Gavin Newsom and Ben Rhodes over racist imagery.

US President Donald Trump sparked outrage by posting a video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys, drawing condemnation from Democrats, public figures, and Governor Gavin Newsom.

Donald Trump defended posting the video of Barack and Michelle Obama depicted as apes, which has been widely condemned as racist. In the AI-generated video, which Trump uploaded to his Truth Social account on Feb.

Donald Trump has come under fire for posting a 'racist' video depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as monkeys on Truth Social. Earlier today (Friday 6 February), the US President, 79, shared a minute-long conspiracy video which repeated the false accusations that Dominion Voting Systems helped steal the 2020 presidential election.

President Donald Trump posted a racist video to his Truth Social account late Thursday with an AI-generated video of the Obamas as apes. The 62-second video, shared at 11:44 p.m. ET by the U.S. president,

President Donald Trump shared a wildly racist video of former President Barack Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama as apes during a late-night posting spree on Truth Social. In yet another erosion of America’s and Trump’s authority on the world stage,

The AI clip is spliced at the end of a 62-second video, shared shortly before midnight, which pushes claims about manipulated vote counting machines. The post Trump Posts Video Depicting Barack and Michelle Obama as Apes first appeared on Mediaite.